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- 2020
- ====== ANTH 1002: Anthropology in the world ====== **Unit coordinator and lecturer (weeks 7–12):** Ryan Schram **... <WRAP box> The [[https://www.sydney.edu.au/units/ANTH1002/2020-S2C-ND-CC|complete syllabus (or "unit ou... SYD web site. USYD students who are enrolled in ANTH 1002 can find more information on [[https://canva
- welcome
- ====== Welcome to anthropology ====== **Welcome to anthropology!** This class is the second of two introductory units in the anthropology department, and aims to give students an understanding of how anthropologists think. By the end of this semester, yo
- what-we-will-do
- vering on our own. ===== Modulothropology ===== Anthropology is vast. Anything people do, anthropologists study. So you could potentially study any number o... ngs about people’s lives and learn to see them as anthropologists do. In this class, we only cover a few of the things that anthropologists talk about. Each topic complements the
- what-is-anthro
- ====== What is anthropology, and why should we care? ====== Anthropology is the study of what it means to be human. Anthropologists take a global view of humanity. They s... this class we will introduce you to sociocultural anthropology, which examines people’s everyday life as
- research-exercise
- jective ===== Find a scholarly publication by an anthropologist on the topic of gifts, exchange, econom... ship. It asks you to find scholarly writing by an anthropologist, read it, and analyze its argument to i... aphy crawl and find a scholarly publication by an anthropologist((Bohannan’s work on spheres of exchange... assignment, you should limit yourself to cultural anthropology. (Although, if you are interested, by all
- cultural-critique
- eing and thinking. In other words, you should use anthropology to critique the culture in which you live... is, people in power. Ideology is a lot like what anthropologists call culture, but with a bite. When we stop and ask the anthropologist’s questions about people’s way of think... on to challenge what they have learned to accept. Anthropologists’ questions are critical questions: Why
- 1002guide
- <WRAP box> **[[start|ANTH 1002: Anthropology in the world—A guide to the unit]]** **Assignments**: [[birth-interview|Qualitative... questions]] **Class info**: [[welcome|Welcome to anthropology]], [[what-is-anthro|What is anthropology, and why should we care?]], [[what-we-will-do|What we
- ccount, use a descriptive subject line (including ANTH 1002), sign your full name, and yeah, you can cal... L or Compuserve, it will not get read. * **Put ‘ANTH 1002’ in the subject line**, along with a few sea... s, like ‘essay’, ‘Mauss reading’, or ‘majoring in anthro’. * **Sign with your full name**, and give yo... > > To: ryan.schram@sydney.edu.au > > Subject: ANTH 1002: Question re cultural critique > > Hi Ryan,
- types-of-pubs
- sue of the 105th volume of the journal //American Anthropologist//. A good article in a journal solves a... much like articles in a journal. For instance, in ANTH 1001 this year, we read a chapter by Sullivan (19... manism in Central Asia and the Americas//. Often, anthropologists who contribute a chapter to an edited ... nity: Old Answers to Modern Problems.” //American Anthropologist// 105 (3): 543–52. doi:[[https://doi.or
- cultural-contextualization
- e will repeat in the future. It is important, as anthropologists, that we are aware of the cultural spe... he better we will be a the cross-cultural work of anthropology. As you think back on your recent experi... The Lunch-Box as Ideological State Apparatus.” //Anthropological Quarterly// 64 (4): 195–208. doi:[[htt
- birth-interview
- n //Conformity and Conflict: Readings in Cultural Anthropology//, edited by James Spradley, 323–40. New